Palm Reader runs in a terminal application on your computer. Your terminal preferences may affect the behavior of Palm Reader. In particular, "mouse events" or "mouse reporting" might need to be explicitly enabled to click on the interface. Mouse interaction may prevent you from selecting and copying text directly from the screen as you may be used to in other user interfaces.

Most widgets and modals can be focused by typing a single key. That shortcut key is included in parenthesis by each widget title. Press h to open the Help modal which lists all available widgets and their shortcut keys.

Pages in Palm Reader can be advanced using the <<< and >>> buttons at the top of the screen, or by typing [ and ].

Inside a focused widget, left / right arrow keys will cycle the keyboard focus between elements (buttons and text input fields). Up / down arrows change the selection in a list or table, or scroll an overflowing list or table.

On the server running Palm Reader:

• Ensure that X11Forwarding yes is specified in /etc/ssh/sshd_config (default on Debian\Ubuntu).

• Ensure that xsel or xclip is installed on your system.

• Install X11 on Debian/Ubuntu: $ sudo apt install xauth xfonts-base

On the client, accessing Palm Reader via SSH:

• Must support X11 forwarding, for example Putty or MobaXterm.

Usage:

copy: click on the content.

paste: press SHIFT or CTRL + right click on SSH window.